COVID-19

During the COVID-19 pandemic, the Fort Peck Tribes finalized plans for a new Wellness Center. They hope to close the health care disparity between non Natives and tribal members.

Summer events across Montana were canceled last year thanks to the pandemic. This summer the restrictions are lifted and event organizers are eager to welcome back their legion of faithful followers.

Last June, the Crow Nation created a new police department. Then, five months later, that department shut down with little notice as to why. MTPR’s...

As health officials continue to roll out COVID-19 vaccines, making sure those vaccines remain effective against new variants of the virus is an...

Montana’s state parks are experiencing a surge of visitors with record turnout in the first quarter of 2021.

A special state legislative commission Thursday approved an estimated $75 million in federal coronavirus aid for public health spending in Montana.

The Gianforte administration is ordering half of state employees in Montana to return to their physical job sites starting June 14. Many have been working from home since the coronavirus pandemic began.

Montana’s count of active COVID-19 cases has been holding steady, with fewer than 1,000 active cases statewide. According to state data, about 40% of...

Missoula County Public Schools is one of the first in the state to offer a COVID-19 vaccine clinic tailored for kids 12 and older, right before schools...

The Montana University System won’t track COVID-19 vaccinations at the campus level when students return for the fall semester.